Local and Personal News From Winnemucca
Travelers arrive from Para Wise Salt Lake City Golconda and San Francisco with wool trade updates and a light snow. The Greater America Company performs at Armory hall tomorrow and Thursday with vaudeville, musical acts, and a patriotic scenic finale. reserved seats are sold at Diehl's Book Store.
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Greater America
Armory Hall
Reno
Carson
Virginia City
Willardain
Shiloh
Edyle Bowen
Winnemucca
Diehl
Rodgers v Pitt Defendants Fined for Water Use
In a case decided in favor of the plaintiff Judge Hawley fined each defendant two hundred dollars for violating the temporary injunction restraining them from using water to which the plaintiff is entitled.
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Rodgers Vs. Pitt Et al
Hawley
Free Garden Seed Distribution Notice
Hon. John P. Jones has sent garden seeds to the Winnemucca post office for distribution. Persons wishing seeds will please call or write. H. Warren, Postmaster.
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John P. Jones
Winnemucca
H. Warren
Funeral Notice for Mrs 8. A. Owens at Catholic Church
The funeral for the late Mrs. 8. A. Owens will be held tomorrow Wednesday at 10 30 AM from the Catholic church. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend. Meantime Doctor H. B. McDonald announces he will be in Winnemucca March 28 for one week to attend to affairs. Cottage designs and cottage plans are offered by Chris Wolf with estimates available upon examination.
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Joe Strong
Ogden
Walter Hedrick
Stone House
Chris, Wolf, Jr
San Francisco
BE. S. Humphrey
Woodland
Cal
W. L. Foulier
George Sutherland
Western Meat Company
Reno
Snapp
Rebel Creek
Paradise
Winnemucca
H. B. McDonald
Chris Wolf
Mrs. Winslow
JIM CUMMINGS DEAD UNDER MYSTERY CIRCUMSTANCES
James Cummings a Virginia & Truckee Railroad postal clerk for seventeen years died in his International hotel room from morphine poisoning. He had been in custody on two embezzlement complaints totaling 142 dollars and was awaiting bonds when he requested morphine pills. Sheriff’s guards watched his room. his counsel disputes suicide and cites possible accidental overdose.
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Virginia Chronicle
James Cummings
Virginia & Truckee
International Hotel
Cummings
United States
Emmitt
T. J. Edwards
District of
Nevada
Carson
W. A. Robinson
United States Railway
Silver City
U.S
Whitcher
Quirk
Coryell
Fitzgerald
Thomas Wooduff
P. Langan
Langan
Nevada the Gold State in New Light Says Austin Speaker
Fred Mitchell of Austin told Knutsford residents Nevada is improving as a state with about 35,000 inhabitants and a growing gold output. He noted Nevada has more school money in its treasury than any state and that systematic gold exploration will bring substantial future production, surpassing even California’s gold when fully developed.
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Nevada
Fred Mitchell
Austin
Knutsford
California
Salt Lake Tribune
For Sale About 500 Box Elder Trees Two to Four Years Old
For sale about 500 box elder trees aged two to four years. Apply to or communicate with Funk in Winnemucca Nevada.
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Funk
Nevada and regional notes from Carson City to Genoa
Farm hands in California earn 30 dollars a month with board while Reno faces 49500 dollars in bonded debt and 17000 dollars in interest. The Reno Ledger runs a Washoe county popular man contest. Virginia Chronicle notes another lottery bill push. A Reno wedding links J. Haley and Minnie Shields. Fundraising in Reno aims to build a memory kindergarten for Miss Babcock. H D Dangberg buys the Milich tract near Cradlebaughs, a thousand acres with water for alfalfa. Carson News reports youths arrest for assault on a Chinaman. others to be tried. A series of patent medicine ads and testimonials conclude this page.
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California
Reno
Virginia Chronicle
J. ¥. Haley
The
Reno Journal
Minnie D. Shields
Truckee Meadows
Miss Babcock
Nevada
Newlands Opens Seed Distribution for State Requests
Congressman Newlands announces the distribution of seeds to any resident who requests them. Send requests to F. G. Newlands, House of Representatives, Washington, D. C. for delivery.
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Newlands
F. G. Newlands
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Union Pacific buffet car service praised across western states
An early Union Pacific notice extols a luxury buffet smoking and library car with barber shop and literature for travelers from Denver to points east, claiming superior service unmatched west of Colorado. Also an ad for Karl's Clover Root Tea touting cure for indigestion and constipation with money back guarantee. A Nevada reward advertises fifty dollars for missing mules and outlines their descriptions and possible routes, with contact details for Dr J C Leonard in Sodaville, Nevada.
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Denver
Nevada
Oregon
Idaho
Utah
Union Pacific
Colorado
H. M. Clay
Salt Lake City
Mason Valley
Carson Sink
Wadsworth
Healy
Churchill County
Winnemucca
Golconda
Battle Mountain
Pain Balm Claims Quick Relief and Free Trial
Advertises Camberlain's Pain-Balm for rheumatism sprains bruises cuts burns and chest pains with a first application claim and a money back guarantee. Also promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla to cleanse impurities from blood. Sold by Brown Bros. Druggists.
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Chamberlain
F. E. Watson
Aiken
Ala
Brown Bros
Camberlain
Hood
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Charles Kemler
Parawise
C. H. Wilbur
Salt Lak City
A. Becker
A. Lay
E. A. Duvivier
L. F. Dunn
W. BP. Varkhurst
Frank Hoenstine
Ll. F. Sherburne
Fruitvale
Lafayette
J. B. McGonagle
D. J. Lindsay
W. L. Calhoon
Messrs. Fishburn and
Sears
Jim Cummings
State News Notes
Reno Ledger
Washoe County
H. D. Dangberg
Peter Milich
Cradlebaugh’s
Genoa Courier
Humphreys
Elko
Sullivan
U. S
Grand Jury
Carson News
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co., Props
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Dr. Shilohs
Sole Proprietors
S.c.wells & Co
Leroy, N.Y
Toronto, Can
Eagle Drug Store
Karl
Mozenbeak
F. C. Robins & CO
Greater America” Co
Lumiere
Cinematograph — Moving Pictures
Marie Edgle Bowen
Diehls
M. Hofman
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